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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02
Gus Willlnnn. Ca.nirht.

Gus Williams, the we'll known German
dialect comedian, will appear at the Opera
House this evening in bis new play,
"Ksppler's Fortunea." Tho Detroit Free
Press saya: "Ksppler's Fortune1," which
10 holding the boards at Whites, is an I'D.
mirable groundwork for the presentation
Of Mi. Williams' very clevsr German dia-
lect comedy. Mr.. Williams has the happy
faculty Of always keeping bis audience in
good hunor, and the public does not tire
Of seeing, a grest deal Of him. "Keppler'a
Fortunes 10 accordingly popular. Mr..
Frank Girard, a well.known Interpreter OF
light comedy, who once resided in De-
troit, and has evsr since been a deserved
iavorits with Dstroit audiences, does a
very clever "double," appearing as Dune
Neton, the wsrd tough, and William Full.
trton, the unfortunate machinery whom
will not recognize.
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Mr.. Z D. Libby, OF the New Englsnd
Glass Company. Boston, an extensive
mandatory Of this finest cut glnss, is ut
the McLore hcuae, having come down
from Pittsburgh, yesterday, whers he st.
tended tho Glass Manufacturers meet
ing. Mir. Libby ia one Of the firm which
was epokeaoi yesterday as cooking c loca-
ticn in the nstlrHl gas region. Ho aaid
to en- 1NrELLIGEScEE reporter lset night
that clncc the report got into circulation
no had received a largo nunbar OF propo-
sitions offering tros ai!es, FREQ gss aad
most anything else. His firm has not
concluded 10 move its plant, though it has
been considering ouch e step. He was
most fayorAbly inp.epsed by Toledo's
offer, and will go there. His concern em-
ploysa small srmy Of man, and the vol
uma OF its product is small, while the
value is largo. He says thoy csu compete
anyWhors with tbs imported cut glass.
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The sole OF reserved eeats for the en-.
gsgomunt OF Corinne and her opera com
psny ct the Grad next week In "Arca.
die" will open ct Shelb'n muaic store this
morning. 1t was tho intention to sell nd
seats till Saturday, but such q great de-.
mand hiss already been made Tor them
that the MANAGEMENT hNs changed the
plan. The Philadelphia Pres ssyn; !
AS "fom.Tom" in ARCADIA, "Corinue
10 a decided auccess. Her acting is iust
splendid, and her yoice hes the sweet,
girlish ring about it that mskes it ysry
pleasing to her audiences. The young
lady Is very pretty, hGs a lovely form, and
10 IS lively SIS e cricket. In TACT, she ia q
cricket OF the stRgs. And then she war.
bles Ike 0 bird, and her singing ia as
pleasing and es clever, as her sweet face
and charming acting.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia tho City mud Wheeling Folks
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Strangers Ia the City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. A. J. McGinnis, Of Caldwcll, O., is
at The Mcclure house.
MI. +. ?. Reed, OF Fairmont, 10 regis.
tered st the Stamm house.
Mr.. William Cheney, Of Washington
county, ia visiting friends in the city.
City Receiver Dunawsy is eighty under
tho weather and wsa od duty yesterday
afternoon.
J. T. HodgsnE, OF Jefferson county,
Ohio, who has been among friends in the
city for several days, has returned home.
Rev. Di..A. shairGnek, formerly pastor
OF st. Johns German Lutheran church
here, now located in Florida, is in the
city for q few days.
DR.. John L. Dicksy hiss leased tho Gle.
sGnt residence Of Mrs. Samuel Lauchliu.
corner OF Twelfth and Chapline streets,
for q term Of three years, and will move
hin office and residence there.
Mira. Pistol Zane will entertain thin
evening at her home cut the National
rosd, n OF tho leading whist clubs Of
this season. It is mainly composed Of
married people with y Tow bachelors
added. The city members will ell 70 out
together in On omnibus.
Miss Gufsie Hupp entertained her young
lady friends yesterday afternoon, from
two 10 nix o'clock, with what ia called o
thimbls party, the ladieu all indus.,ionaly
plying the needle and thimble on some
article OF fancy work, the thimble being
brought into useful service until supper
whom refreshments broke up tho industry.
The souvenir, being athimbls handeomo.
ly ,ibhoned to each napkin, was quite ap.
props;ate for the festive occaaion.
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THE SOUTH wnEgLIN0 FAIR,


an inteit"lnlnE Evening = Drill by tho
Knights OF st. George.
Tho fair aud festival nov in progress at
the AlhAmbra rink, being given under tho
auspices Of the ladies' OF the Church oithe
immaculate Conception, IS growing in
public favor. The attendance lss! night,
tho second night, waa largely In excess Of
that Of tho night before. 1t Is estimated
that OF Ierus 100 people wsro preaunt q.
one time or another last night, and oil
spent something moro than the small ad.
mission leo charged. The succesa OF the
fair, both eoclally md financially, Ia al.
ready acquired and 1t 10 now only q quNG.
ton Of how big q auccess 1t will be. All
tho booths did q good rushing busincaa
and those engaged IN soliciting votes and
chances had nj cause 10 complain, for
they found the people literally disposed.
The epecial attraction Of tho evening
was an exhibition drill! by a aqusd from
tbs knights OF St. George. This squad
was in full uniform aud presented q superb
appearance. Their drill was simply per.
lection and the applause thGt greeted
them az they moved like clockwork in
obedlenos to the commands given, made
tho place ring Tho supper aorvei laa.
night wHs c delicioua ono.
The fsir will bs continued this atternoo,
and evening and tomorrow night will Gee
1t brought 10 n close.
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EIVER NEWS.

staSe OF the Water and Movements of tho
Boats.
Tho difficulty at the Captina coal works
has been adjusted and the men are again
at work.
Tho Ben Wood, George Wood and Tom
Rees have passed up this week with small
towo of empties.
The river between Cairo and st. Louis
continued low, and boats arc having 3
good deal Of trouble.
The w. N. Chancellor from Ch.rleston
and the Bsnton McNillin from Cincinnati
may DO looked for next week, il tho ont
look 10 at all favorable.
Whenever navigation opens up 60 tbst
the big boats can run, 1t is probable that
the Louis A. Shirley will re.en,er the
trade between here and Cincinnati.
Henry Hansy and Albert Machey ere
the pilots on the Abner O'Neal. This is
M.. Haney's frs. plotting for some limo,
md he Bays he 10 a little rusty, but in a
lew trlpa he will be posted UP IS we'll 90
ever.
Captain Sharp Packer, a wel.kyoyu
tc"ooot Ei1ot, uIeily Vi IllS clO OF t0e
river, now Of Louisville, ia there ready 10.
duty. Captain Pauker is q licensed pilot
sll tho Tsy from Pittsburgh to New
Orleane.
Tho river coal operators in end about
Pittsburgh have arranged to hold q meet
ing next Saturday afternoon. Letters OF
invitation have been cent to 8 number of
operators, and there arc oyer ono hundred
expected 70 be- present to uiGcnes tbs pres.
eEt condition OF the miners.
The prcapscs for ccelhoas gGter is not
very psomising, bat 1t is yell to bear in
mind that q rise sometimes comes very
suddenly. a few daya oil rain or anog Ia
oil thst is wanted, ard it ia to bo hoped
that VS. will not have to wait much longer.
-Pias1urgh Commercial. Gazette.
Tho Abner O'Neal came down from
Pittsburgh before daylight yesterday
morning, having on board a big trip. shs
lett on her return trip about9 o'clock with
3 lair amount OF freight on her decku. She
has bsaE running in this trade. on the @.
W. Bstcheior's timo since the RESUMPTION
Of navigation end will continue In the
trade 90 long as there ia water to hoat her
or Until there 10 more water and tho re.
pairs being mada to the @. ". Bachelor
will allow her to come out. II may be,
that eventually, the O'Neal will alternate
with the BstChelor instead Of returning to
the steubenville trads.
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TIE STATE FAIR.
Some Aouey Made at the LRst Exhibition.
1888,

Some houey Made at the Last Exhibition.
1888.
Tho Liant meeting Of tho preHent Board
Of Directors Of the West Virginia Expcs;-
ton aud State Fair Association took place
yesterday. Barelya quorum was pzepent,
and all thut was done wes to prepare the
annual statement, to DO laid before the
annual meeting Of the stockholders, which
will BIO held Saturday next. The MON.
beers refused to give any definite iniorma-
ton AZ 70 what this sta!smeIt shows, but
Secretary Hook said the association made
come money st the fsir OIL 'S7. All now
Liabilities were paid oil and tho old III.
deotouness Sns somewhat decreased, be-
s:deu which Contingent fund Has hsld in
reserve.
Tho Beard had slresdy Designated the
dsses otiss lair in 'SS-from Tuesday to
Friday. September 8 to s., inclusiye-and
will have only four days exhibition, but
oil eShibits will bs required to be ready
for inapectlon Tuesday morning and not
allowed to be removed Until alter tho
estes close Friday night.
superintendent Exisy now hiss e force
OF men and carts ct work riprapping the
east bank Of the Island OF the lower end OF
Tho lair grounda to prevent tho river from
waehing 1t sway.
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ENJOY the Coed things OF Lie

Wss the very appropriate announcement
heading the besutiful menu cs.ds Tor the
elegant Thanksgiving dinner served to the
guests Of the St. Ohsr!es Hotel, Pittaburgh.
on Thanksgiving Day. It would be diff
Gcuit u conceive OF . more striking or
forcible illustration than this aumptuous
repaut furnished of tho peculiar fitness Of
the new management, Meears. Scott
Brothers, Tor the position which they have
assumed as proprietors OF one Of the most
pleasant, most perfectly appointed and
homelike hotels in the city. They have
juet completed very extensive improve
ments which with refurnishing etc, en-
tailed an outlay Of fifteen 10 twenty
thousanda dollsrs and has added greatly
to tho comfort and convenience Of the
guests.
The proprietons have had extensive e1-
pe-ienca and will be found no! only model
hcBts but courteous gentlemen 40 we'll.
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rME LINCOLN cLun
choosss Delegates to tha Comipg ~Irpubll.
can t,lub CopyeptIop III

|UE.rEE Il INh# S"h SiAu StbvcHllpN.N tr.|. 4. HHaFa.
At . meeting Of tho Directors Of the Lin.
coin Club laat evening the Secretary was
instructed to notify tho Secretary Of the
Republican Club of Now York City TINT
In the coming national convention Of Re.
publican clubs tho Lincoln club will be
represented by Hon. @ D. Hubbard, Hon.
n B. Scott and Mr.. L. Buchanan, E,ch
club Is entitled to FIVE delegates, who col.
lectlve!y poll one vote. II two other
members OF the club can be found who
can make II convenient to attend they
will BIO added toths delegation. Tho CON.
v"ntion meets in Chickering hall on the
18Th, 10th aud 18th inst. Secretary Ali.
sion Ia In receipt Of a letter from New
York asating thas tho responses from
clubs throughout tho country f~o.sohadov
q very largo convention. Not less than
two hundred clubs will be represented,
Among The delegates whose names have
already been cent 10 headquarters are
dovernors, Congressman aud other repre-.
sentative mon.
The annual meeting Of the Lincoln club
takes place Monday evening next In the
club rooms.
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ANsM pilchar for,as.

President Soeloy, Of the Wheeling Base
Bell Association, yeGterday received Tor
hiB signature sta contract for the services
OF a nav pitcher for the Wheeling nine
next SESSION. Ho 10 recommended by
Delehsnty So q phenomenon. He ia left
banded. II he turns out to be what
"Delen considers him, the team here will
probably have G pitcher for sale. They
already have an offer for Sullivan.
1t Is reported that the Wheeling team
has also signed Lannon's, ZanspYllle'a crest
pitcher, but that Is not officially an.
nouucsd.
Tho Bellsire Independent Gays: Sol
White, Of this city, will play with the
Cuban Giants bsse ball club next SESSION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most eaail7 taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clenae the system when
bilious or %coStiye; 10 diBpel headaches,
colds, and %feve-s; to curo hsbituel con.
sttpation, Indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
lsctured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, SAn Francisco, Gal. Meesrs
Logan & Co., Anton P. Heas, R. B. Burt
and @. Menkemellor, have been appoint.
ed sgsnts for Wheeling. ". Va.
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The G.. I, & u. Railroad will run trains to Noble

The c.. Il. & ". Railroad will run trains to Noble
street In Bellai,e to-day.
40 L. & yard engine jumped tho track at
the bridgeport glass works. switch last night.
The candida s In competition for the gentle.
men'sgold whtchat thccomiug athDlic iniraIe Mr.
William wright. OF the u, l. & y. kAilr.ad, and
Mr. john Gnt'sy, Of the Is L o Railroad. The
caudiy utes for the ladies' gold watch are Misses
Agnes Joyce ard nuic GGntzer Thepeu'l mea's
watch Is ON exhibition Mt u nhUhoc's jewelry store
v heellng and the ladies' watch al McNamee's
leweiry stoTc, MARKET street. Nh cl!rg.
Yesterday afternoon u no It pie g OF swindling
wa' practised on u Northern lady, by two well.
dressed women. hai Ing from Canada thew s did
u piece Of goods, clMlml " 1t 10 be the best OF NIX,
Thirty or i1rty yards for $40. 500 after tn ir de.
phItuIe the purchaser detected the goods 10 be
wortul,s3.. and Immediate y set ch,se a ter the
way to ahte ivr y Wnt : accused "n y si't ~ t ~, Sn tnsir
tho rerdets 10 / back thelt SILK aud Refunded the
money without any words at all.
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BELLAIRE.


All SorlS Of Local News md Gossip From
the Glass City.
Grant Baker leaves to-day for Findlay.
AiM Sato Fowler Is visiting In Barnesvilo.
3 B Morris pautd through the city yesterday.
Dt,J. N. Todd, Of bridgeport, was down yel.or.
day.
JIM. oious.ou. OF Wheeling, was In the city yes.
tcrdAy. a
terday
The steel works were OF yesterday on accounted
bftakage. tg5agI
Mrs, Tlper and daughter JennIe arc visiting In
Clevolanu,
A blk incetiug'oi tho coal miners was hold al City
Hall last night Tg
roDtrictor Boren commenced paving North Bel.
mont sttte OF yesterday, i,
Mr. Frank Pat or 'on ana Miss Ella letters willb
married next Saturday. ...N
William Hanke, OF the stamping company, had
q nngee mMhed Ia a press yesterday.
4 X. Burroughs, Of tho PENNSYLVANIA railroad,
le't Tor M the river tOwDs ytS,erday. yHHiG
Al FeGly rnd Joseph irow have Mr.. schramm'a
house III tho Fourth word about completed.
Mr. Jesse Good and Mss Dolit Rhodes were mar.
lied by cv. K. 4 Keller Wednesday evening.
Mrs James wlikin'on and Mrs Harry Ebcrllne
and children are In Wheeling visiting fricnts.
Mr. Warner, OF irish \ Warner. Posed through
tho city on hit way homo 10 Marietta yesterday.
The mother OF James Cook Is very low. and he
was called home yesterday. They live III tho Third
wBrd. g -rrN EnflN
has entered sur against tho Pennsylvania Com
pany for s0uO
NcGlnntS. OF Hoblo county Is again In the
city, taking tcsti nony IN tho Gu O of No CO vs.. the
Dtl aire, ZtncsTille Il inrinnati X AWAY.
Henry so1ds, who was takon from hero TO the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

We ire daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitlngs, ran~taloonings and Over.
coatlnGs, which We are prepared to make
III. In ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
4 full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets row IL stock.
Our II nile U%niuuudricd Shirt, dauhie
scanned, re.eh fDrcCd front and back, Mt
81 cents, IL the greatest bargain oyur
offered. q. HESS l. SUNS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street,
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PRor. H. kEAEurEn has commenced his
clasats in German, at bis ,oom, No. G, in
R.illy's block, third floor. Persona de.
string inbt1uction are cordially invited to
attend nt any Of to.day'a %claeaes, from 9
to 8 ? NJ, or from 7 to Or. N. Tuition,
81 90 per week.
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1t Was Not City Gas,

Tho city gas officials had a force Of men
at work ut the corner Of jacob md Eight.
zenith streets yesterday hunting a leak in
Tho mains. The odor Of escaping Ssu Ina
cspoed much complaint there. Forans~
E1ley u down at four different points
on mo ~sixteen-lnch main and spilled all
the known tests. but found no leak, An
examination was then mRde Of the waste
pipo Of tho natural gas main at the nearest
post and 1t was found that gas was CA.
Gaping from tito an extent which caussd
considerable ola flame when lighted.
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MOur JonathanD MT il,a Grnn.l

"Our Jonathan" opened a two nights'
engagement at tho Grand last evening to
a large house. Tho dude bragg band gave
q great parade during the day, which Was
largely instrumental in drawing tho Biz
audience. Mr.. Moore and Miss Vivian,
tho etaru, take a Yankee character md 3
soubrette part, respectively, and the play
10 gotten up principally 10 give them an
excuse Tor appearing IN their iavoy;te
roles: The piece will DO repeated thia
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 2.-ForWest
Virginia fair weather, followed by rain,
light 10 fresh variable winds, generally
Gou:herly.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
warmer and !elr weather, followed by rain.
iresh to hsiak southerly winds, %yeering to
weeterly, So
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Every Statement INDICATED! EyarN Promise Rad2anad

We have rescued the name READY-MADE out Of a slough
into which years Of disregard for style, quality, or anything good
had placed 1t in Wheeling. We have placed the name wherei,
should be-on the same shelf with tailor make.
ACCOMPLISHED O~VERCOAr5, the Finest in christeO.
dom, Tailor made Ovelcoats, Overcoats that are made oil In.
ported Montagnaes, the finest possible to make anywhere, cost
you from $40 to $50,
at$l2, SIS, SIS and $2o-that occasion must comment from our
st~omers-Chinchil Meloons, Kerseys, &c. bearing the dis.
tnguished stamp OF exceptionally fine and stylish garments,
Fashionable silk lined kerseys at S22 can't be duplicated iOr
$50 90 in Wheeling.
OVERCOAT BARGA1NS-We turn from the fancirul to
the practical Whenit comes to real good service there is moth.
ing that will wear better than the IS 90, Sc oo, SIS 90 and $40 90
Overcoats. that We! are selling by the thousands in every color
and desirable fabric. Every Coat is cut IRON frst.class material
in correct style and made by good, well paid workmen. Every
garment is a marvel Of value at the prices asked. No other
house in Wheeling can begin to equal it. We have never been
lie appreciate a good thing when they see it, and that accounts
Tor our tremendous trade. @
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Commencing Sunday. June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will coll e.cuyeion
tickets to Pittsburgh and roturn at low
rate oil 81 80, and to Washington, Pc. and
return at 81 90. Trnina lesys at &, and
$40 a. NJ, soturnilg arriys at 2 snd ii 40
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FIFTEEN pieces Atwood Black Cash.
mere at Soc per yard, worth Zoe, at
STONE d TuoMAs'. Z
Special Inducements.

Do no. fail to read our "Happy Thought
end Timely Suggestion" See advertise.
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received an order for o Osl;eraph Writer,
also on order for a Sewing Machine in.
tended for Christmas gifts, We are prompt.
ed TO make the special Inducements offer.
ed in u advertisement.
Very truly,
Nos EDWARD 7, Rosy A, n, Z
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THE ladies Of tho Third Presbyterian
Church are arranging for u supper and ieg.
t,val on December 2 and 8, end would ask
the public to give them q share Of thei.
patronage,
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Coupl.men. 10 ca. yYulInms.

The Wheeling Lodge B. P. o. E. has
arranged to entertain Mr.. Gus. Williams,
the famous Germsn comedian, and several
membera Of bis company, who are also
Elks, at supper tonight OF Behler's after
tho performance ct the Opera House Of
"hepplet's Fortunos," Mr.. Willisms' new
play. The details hsvo been loft to an
efficient committee, which will be sure to
hsvo everything arranged In the most &C.
cep;sble order. All visiting E!ks in the
city arc Invited.
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The Isaress OF Combinations.

True delicacy OF flavor with true efficacy
Of action hao been attained in tho famous
California liq1id fruit remedy, Syrup of
FIGS. LIS pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered It immenaoly popu.
lar. It c!ensea thu oyotem, cures c~ostiye.
ness, etc. Messra. Logan & Co., Anton ?.
:Hess, r. B, Burt and @. Menkemeller-
have been appointed SCENTS for Wheel,
ing, W. Va.
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Ten pieces yard and o half wido checked
cutting at SOC per yard been sailing ct
81 W.. STONE & THOMAS,
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I HEARTILY recommend, Salvation Oil
Tor ntuisIy,s, Tor 1t acts ike a charm. j.
s. McCaullcy, Policeman Residence EOS
N. Bond street, Baltimore, Md.
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NEW sTURE! NEW STOCK!
TIE

Open now with IN entire now stock of
Ladirs' md Gents Furnishing Goods
and Notions, ut reduced prices. speci,l
bargains of rad at
NJ. I'LL Min Street.
n. SCIiLESINHER.
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TIE NEW GLASS RULES
rnE woRkMEN WILL NOT rAIx
Except Unofnclaliy IA IndividuMs-somo
Additional Point on the Situation aud
the Pfospsots-fectories in tho
Combine aud those not Ia.

The pending proposition OF tho Amor.
can Association Of Flint bud Lime Glass
Manufacturers, which the American Flint
Glass Workera' Union 10 required to &C.
cept by December 20, or tho iactorieo will
all ahu! down January ., is ono OF
the most important etepa in the manu-.
iactures OF America in several yearu. II
tho workman rejsc! 1t tho lockout which
follows will DO ono OF the mos. serious
ever experienced Ia the trade; this 10 up.
parent to everybody. II will aztec. iotty.
ak factories, and probably more. That
number arc already In 1t, and i! 10 said
tho lamp chimney factories will Join With
the manufacturers next week,
For a pen familiar With the glasa indus.
try 1t Is not difficult to identify the iacto'
ries that were represented at Plttsburgh
The fac. has already been announced thai
the Canton, Ohio, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Findlay, Ohio, and Cumberland, Nd, iao
tories Will no. shu! down in case OF
lockout,
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OPERA GLAsSES.
Glm 0attall1qetneu


Wanted Two Young Men.
K, R Ginen & Lo-Agents 10, Brown Wagon,
wy rropert, For salo-w. V. Aoge & BIO.
Gi'y Tax Notices.. l.. bsice. City Collector.
Pianos Tuned or Repaitcd-F. ". Banner,
Brass fenccrs-Htsbitl d Bro.
Fire lrons-Gco. W. JOhuson's Sons.
Parl0y EuolB-&1coll's Art STORE.
Gnndlins's Tailor.Mada ClothipE-Fourth ppgc.
Geo, y. snoos 4 Co.-wraps, Dress Goods, &C.
Ecnd OF Local. -
N. Gutmeu 4 Co.-Fourth page, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02
NJ. GUTMAN & CO.
Raised TO a Higher Plane.

The tide Of trade mounts higher and higher. It is demon.
stration extraordinary OF the peoples confidence in our goods
and prices, Nothing short Of our great stock could have with,
stood the grand rally Of last week.